Another thing: You can use saber
with the infinitive of another verb
to say that you know how to do
something.
Activity #1
A) SaberB) Conocer
1. Do you know Mrs. Johnson?
2. Do you know what day is today?
3. Would you know how much a candy bar is?
4. Do you know the president of the United States?
5. Who knows the homework?
6. Do you know my friend, Jane?
7. Does anyone know how to change this tire?
8. Do you know how much it cost?
9. Does anyone know how to speak a second language?
10. Do you know what holiday is today?
Activity #2 Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of saber and conocer. En mi escuela, yo --1-- muchas personas.Hay quince chicos en la clase de español. Todas personas --2-- hablar español.
Todos --3-- nuestra profesora, Señorita Jonson. Los estudiantes --4-- los capitolios de México.Nosotros --5-- todos de los nombres de nuestros profesores.Le gustan --6-- todos de los estudiantes también.Maria no --7-- matemáticas muy bien.
Saber vs. Conocer
Another thing: You can use saber
with the infinitive of another verb
to say that you know how to do
something.
Activity #1
A) Saber B) Conocer
1. Do you know Mrs. Johnson?
2. Do you know what day is today?
3. Would you know how much a candy bar is?
4. Do you know the president of the United States?
5. Who knows the homework?
6. Do you know my friend, Jane?
7. Does anyone know how to change this tire?
8. Do you know how much it cost?
9. Does anyone know how to speak a second language?
10. Do you know what holiday is today?
Activity #2
Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of saber and conocer.
En mi escuela, yo --1-- muchas personas. Hay quince chicos en la clase de español. Todas personas --2-- hablar español.
Todos --3-- nuestra profesora, Señorita Jonson. Los estudiantes --4-- los capitolios de México. Nosotros --5-- todos de los nombres de nuestros profesores. Le gustan --6-- todos de los estudiantes también. Maria no --7-- matemáticas muy bien.